sap fico enterprise structure configuration
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Enterprise Structure
A COMPLETE GUIDE TO
ENTERISE STRUCTUREINCLU
DESDEFINATIONS, CUSTOMIZATION STEPS,
TRANSACTION CODES
Enterprise Structure
INTRODUCTION TO SAP
SAP was founded in 1972 in Walldorf, Germany. It stands for Systems, Applications and Products in Data Processing. Over the years, it has grown and evolved to become the world premier provider of client/server business solutions for which it is so well known today. The SAP R/3 enterprise application suite for open client/server systems has established a new standard for providing business information management solutions.
The main advantage of using SAP as your company ERP system is that SAP has a very high level of integration among its individual applications, which guarantee consistency of data throughout the system and the company itself.
In a standard SAP project system, it is divided into three environments, Development, QualityAssurance and Production.
SAP is table drive customization software. It allows businesses to make rapid changes in their business requirements with a common set of programs. User-exits are provided for business to add in additional source code. Tools such as screen variants are provided to let you set fields attributes whether to hide, display and make them mandatory fields.
SAP R/3 Financial Accounting system is designed for automated management and external reporting of general ledger, accounts receivable, accounts payable and other sub-ledger accounts with a user defined chart of accounts. As
entries are made relating to sales production and payments journal entries are automatically posted. This connection means that the "books" are designed to reflect the real situation.
R/3 Financial Accounting gives you the ability to centrally track financial accounting data within an international framework of multiple companies, languages, currencies and charts of accounts. The fully integrated SAP finance accounting systems offers a comprehensive range of capabilities with open, integrated data flow and user-friendly handling for the external accounts. Every company needs Accounting to provide information to shareholders, creditors, employees, and general public. SAP Accounting application consists of the following components, which are, Accounting, Controlling, and Treasury. Accounting is integrated with Logistics and Human Resources components. SAP provides Pre configured systems for various industries with specific charts of accounts. SAP supports multilingual approach, flexible currency handling, and country- specific functions for taxes, reporting, and payment transactions.
SAP Accounting System offers you a complete set of applications: Financial Accounting (FI) includesGeneral Ledger AccountingConsolidation Accounts Payable Accounts Receivable Asset Accounting Special Ledgers
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INDEX
1.1. DEFINATIONS ........................................................................................................
.......... 41.2. Company:
............................................................................................................................ 4
1.3. Company Code: ........................................................................................................
.......... 41.4. Fiscal Year:
......................................................................................................................... 4
1.5. Account Groups ........................................................................................................
.......... 41.6. Chart of
Account................................................................................................................. 4
1.7. Normal posting period: .......................................................................................................
41.8. Special posting
period:........................................................................................................ 5
1.9. Posting Period Variant: .......................................................................................................
51.10. Fiscal Year:
..................................................................................................................... 5
1.11. Fiscal Year Variant:
........................................................................................................ 5
1.12. Document Number:..........................................................................................
............... 51.13. Field Status Variant:
....................................................................................................... 5
1.14. Tolerance Groups for Employees: .................................................................................. 6
2.
CUSTOMIZTION................................................................................................................... 6
2.1. Define Company: ........................................................................................................
........ 62.2. Define Company
Code:....................................................................................................... 7
2.3. Assignment of Co. Code to Company: ............................................................................... 8
2.4. Maintain Fiscal Year Variant............................................................................................
.. 92.5. Assign Co. Code to Fiscal Year Variant
........................................................................... 102.6. Define Variants for Open Close Posting
Periods.............................................................. 102.7. Open & Close Posting
Periods.......................................................................................... 11
2.8. Assign Posting Period Variants to Company Code .......................................................... 12
2.9. Document Number Ranges ............................................................................................... 13
2.10. Defining Document Types ............................................................................................ 14
2.11. Defining Maximum Exchange Rate Difference per Company Code ........................... 16
2.12. Maintain Field Status Variants...................................................................................... 16
2.13. Assign FSV to Company Code ..................................................................................... 17
2.14. Define Tolerance Groups for Employees ..................................................................... 18
2.15. Edit Chart of Account ................................................................................................... 20
2.16. Assign Co Code to Chart Of Account........................................................................... 22
2.17. Define A/c Group..............................................................................................
............ 232.18. Define Retained Earnings A/c
...................................................................................... 242.19. Enter Global Parameters
............................................................................................... 252.20. Maintain Controlling Area
............................................................................................ 262.21. Assign company code to controlling area ..................................................................... 28
2.22. Activates components / control indicator. .................................................................... 28
2.23. Maintain Number Ranges for Controlling Documents ................................................. 30
2.24. Maintain Versions ........................................................................................................
. 302.25. Create Cost Elements
.................................................................................................... 32
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1. DEFINATIONS
1.1. Company:Company represents a smallest organizational unit for which individual financial statements can be drawn up according to the relevant commercial law. A company can consist of one or more company codes. All company codes within a company must use the same transaction chart of accounts and the same fiscal year breakdown. The company code currencies, on the other hand, can be different. A company has one local currency in which its transaction figures are recorded
1.2. Company Code:In SAP , company code represents, a stand-alone legal entity that prepares its financial statement. It is central entity in FI , all transaction in FI will be posted to one company code. A company may be assigned to more then one company code
1.3. Fiscal Year:Fiscal year represents period of time within which transaction will be posted. It consists of number of normal posting periods and special periods that are followed in the Accounting year of the Company and to prepare the Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss account for reporting.
1.4. Account GroupsClassification of GL accounts , with respect to certain criteria and function. Account groups controls number
range and field status of the GL Accounts.
1.5. Chart of AccountA classification scheme consisting of a group of general ledger (G/L) accounts. A chart of accounts provides a framework for the recording of values, in order to ensure an orderly rendering of accounting data. The G/L accounts they contain are used by one or more company codes.For each G/L account, the chart of accounts contains the account number, the account name and other, technical information.
1.6. Normal posting period:It represents period in the fiscal year. Normally this represents a particular month
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1.7. Special posting period:
Special posting periods represents part of normal posting, used for special purpose to track the closing entries
1.8. Posting Period Variant:It is variant, that controls, which posting period(s) are open for posting for each company code. Normally we are defining one posting period variant for one company code. If one posting period variant was attached to more then one company code, these company’s behave in the same way for open and close posting period.
1.9. Fiscal Year:Fiscal year represents time frame of accounting period. Generally one fiscal year consists of 12 months. Under special circumstances a fiscal year may consists of period lesser then 12 months
1.10. Fiscal Year Variant:Fiscal year variant is a variant, may be used in more then one company code, holding data for fiscal year.
1.11. Document Number:The document number is the key the SAP R/3 system to access the accounting document posted in the system. The document number is unique per Company Code and Fiscal Year. When entering an accounting document, via Document Type system will assign the Document number.
1.12. Field Status Variant:
We group several field status groups into one field status variant. Assign a company code to a FSV. This allows we to work with the same FSG in any no of co codes. A FSG determines the screen layout for doc entry. Fields can have the following statuses. Optional / Required / Suppressed entry. Enter the FSG in the master record of the GL a/c. When a doc is entered, the definitions stored for the group are effective. The FSG determines which fields are ready for input, required and hidden. Bear in mind that additional assignments [i.e. cost centers or orders] are only possible if data can be entered in the corresponding fields.
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1.13. Tolerance Groups for Employees:Tolerance limit for employees represents the monetary limit within which the employees attached to such group may carry out a transaction. In tolerance limits we limits transaction for employees which determine (1) The maximum document amount the employee is authorize to post (2) The maximum amount a employee can enter as a line item in a customer or vendor account, (3) The maximum cash discount percentage the employee can grant in a line item, (4) the maximum acceptable tolerance for payment difference for employees. This is a mandatory step, other wise we can’t post the transaction
2. CUSTOMIZTIONThe Configuration Guide describes how to set up the configuration manually, without the support of any consultant and institution.
2.1. Define Company:T Code
SPROPath IMG → IMG-Enterprise Structure →Definition→
Financial Accounting →Purpose: In this step, we will define Company for our enterprise structure. Companyrepresent to a group of company.
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:ƒ Click on New Entries Push Button
ƒ We will taken to a screen, update the screen as given below
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ƒ We have updated the screen with the above data.
ƒ Choose Save to save the data.
Customisation Results:We have created a group of company called “SURYA GROUP OF INDUSTRIES. In our next step we will create a company below the group company, which is a separate entity for external reporting purpose.
2.2. Define Company Code:
T Code
SPROPath IMG →Enterprise Structure → Definition →
Financial Accounting →Purpose: In this step, we will create company code 9999 – SURYA INFOTECH LTD. and other master data for company.
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
• We will be taken to following popup screen
• Double click on Edit Company Code Data
• Click on New Entries Push Button, we will be taken to following screen, where we will maintain various fields for company code master
We have updated the following screen as given below
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• Click on Address Push Button or Press Shift+F5 or Enter to input the address details of the Company Code 9999
We will maintain following screen as given below.
• Choose Enter to copy the data.
• Choose Save to save the data.
Customisation Results:We have maintained various master data for our company code 9999- SURYA INFOTECH PVT LTD.
2.3. Assignment of Co. Code to Company:T Code SPRO
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Path IMG→Enterprise Structure → Assignment → Financial Accounting →
Assign company code to company
Purpose : In this step, we will assign company code to company. Please note N number of company code may be assigned to a company.
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
• Select Position Button, Enter Company Code “9999”
• Press Enter, we will taken to company code “9999”
• Key “99999” against company code 9999
• Choose Save to save the data.
Customisation Results:We have assigned company 99999 to
company code 9999
2.4. Maintain Fiscal Year VariantT Code
OB29Path IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting Global Setting → Fiscal Year → Maintain Fiscal Year Variant (Maintain short
Purpose: In this step, we will create / copy Fiscal Year Variant (FYV) for our company code (See… for definitions). In our company 9999, we will use SAP provided standard fiscal year variant.
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
• For the Company Code 9999, Fiscal Year, V3 – April - March, 4 special periods is being used, which is
already defined in the standard SAP R/3 System. Review the SAP standard fiscal year V3.
•
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• Choose Save to save the data.
Customisation Results:Since we are using SAP Standard fiscal year variant V3, which is already defined. V3 posting period is a year independent variant contains 12 normal posting period and 4special posting periods.
2.5. Assign Co. Code to Fiscal Year VariantT Code
OB37Path IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting Global Setting →Fiscal Year → Assign Co Code to Fiscal Year
Purpose: In this step, we will assign Fiscal year variant created at step 2.4 to our company code 9999
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
• Click on Position button,
• Key Company code ID 9999, we will be taken to company code
• Key Fiscal Year Variant (FYV) V3 against company code 9999
• Choose Save to save the data.
Customisation Results:In this step we have assigned Fiscal Year Variant V3 to our
company code 9999.
2.6. Define Variants for Open Close Posting PeriodsT Code
OBBOPath IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting Global Setting →
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Document → Posting Periods → Define variants for Open Close PostingPeriods
Purpose : In this step, we define variant for open close posting periods. By using the posting period variant, the posting to the periods and General Ledger Accounts can be controlled by opening or closing the periods.
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options
• Click on New Entries and make the following entries.
• Choose Save to save the data.
Customisation Results:In this step we have created posting period variant 9999 for our company code 9999- SURYA INFOTECH LTD. In our next step we will maintain various parameters for open close period variants.
2.7. Open & Close Posting Periods
T Code
OB52Path IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting Global Setting →Purpose: In this step, we define what are periods and what are accounts open for posting
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options
• Click on New Entries make the following entries.
In this step we have defined, how the PPV will control the open & close posting period.
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Here C represents, type of account allowed, the options are
+ Allowed for all business transaction, this is required row, posting period further will be controlled byA Means transaction type for assets postingD Means transaction type for customer postingK Means transaction type for vendor posting M Means transaction type for material posting S Means transaction type for general ledger
• Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:You have maintained the allowable posting periods for the Variant – 9999. In the above table we have maintained, all types posting will be allowed for fiscal year 2005 and for all posting periods
2.8. Assign Posting Period Variants to Company Code
T Code
OBBPPath IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting Global Setting →Purpose: In this step, we will assign posting period variant created to our company code.
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options
• Click on Position button and
• Key company code 9999, we will be taken to company code 9999
• Key PPV ID 9999 against company code 9999
• Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:
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You have assigned posting period variant 9999 to our company code. A posting period variant may be assigned to more then one company code, in such all company code using single PPV will have same open & closing posting periods.
2.9. Document Number RangesT Code
FBN1Path IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting Global Setting →Purpose: In this activity we will create number ranges for document. For each number range specify (1) a number interval for which document numbers are selected. (2) The type of number assignment (internal or external). Assign one or more document type to a number range
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options
• On the Numbers Ranges for Accounting Documents screen, enter the Company Code
9999 and select the Change Intervals push button.
• Click on to maintain number range
• Maintain the number range interval for one interval 00
ƒ Click + button as shown above to insert the value, other
number range we will bemaintain as when required.
• Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:
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We have created one number range for our company code 9999 for the fiscal year 2005. Similarly we will maintain other number range whenever it is required.
2.10. Defining Document TypesT Code
OBA7Path IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting Global Setting →Purpose: Document types differentiate business transactions and control document filing. Document numbers are chosen from this number range key specified in Document Type. Number range Key contains the Number Series. Document Type also controls the accounting area that can be posted by using the Document Type.
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
• Since we have decided to use standard document type provided by SAP, we don’t required any kind of customization here. These are the standards document types used by SAP
Document Type
Document Type Description
No Range
Ke
Account Type
AA
Asset posting 01
ADKMSAB
Accounting document
01
ADKMSAF
Dep. postings 03
ASAN
Net asset posting 01
AKMSDA
Customer document 16
DSDG
Customer credit memo
16
DSDR
Customer invoice 18
ADMSDZ
Customer payment 14
DSEU
Euro rounding diff. 02
ADKMSEX
External number 02
DKSKA
Vendor document 17
AKMSKG
Vendor credit memo 17
AKMSKN
Net vendors 01
ASKKP
Account maintenance
48
ASMKR
Vendor invoice 19
AKMSKZ
Vendor payment 15
KS
RV
Billing doc.transfer 00
ADSSA
G/L account document
01
ADKSMSB
G/L account posting 12
SSK
Cash document 13
SSU
Adjustment document
01
SUE
Data transfer 04
ADKMS
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ZP
Payment posting 20
ADKMSZR
Bank reconciliation 20
DKSZS
Payment by check 05
DKSZV
Payment clearing 20
ADKMS
• To have an overview of document type, select document type SA
Double click on , we will take to following details screen where we will see, the various parameters maintained by document type.
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• Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:Since we are using SAP’s standard document, hence we don’t required much customization.
2.11. Defining Maximum Exchange Rate Difference per Company Code
Transaction SPRO or OB64IMG Menu Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting global settings→ Document → Document Header →
Purpose: In this activity you can define the maximum difference between exchange rates for postings in foreign currency transactions.
Customi z ation: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
• Select position button and
• Key company code 9999, we will be taken to company code row 9999.
• Key maximum exchange rate for company code 9999.
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:In the above customization steps, we have maintained that there will be maximum 10 % exchange variance will be
allowed between data enter at the type of entry and rate exchange stored at the system.
2.12. Maintain Field Status VariantsT Code
OBC4Path IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting Global Setting →
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Purpose: In this step we will maintain the Field Status Variant (FSV) for company code9999. (See definition………. for it’s meaning). In this step we will copy the standard field status group given by SAP 0001 to our FSV 999.
Customi z ation: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
ƒ Select
ƒ Click on icon from screen.
ƒ Change as follows
ƒ Press Enter, to copy the field status group from 0001 to 9999.
ƒ Select from the pop up windows, Once again enter
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:
In the above customization steps, we have copied FSV from the SAP standard 0001.
2.13. Assign FSV to Company Code
T Code
OBC5Path IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting Global Setting →Purpose: Establishing relationship between FSV and company codes.
Customi z ation: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
ƒ Double click on and
ƒ Key Company code 9999, we will be taken to company code row 9999
ƒ Key field Status variant 9999 against company code 9999
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ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:In the above customization steps, we have assigned Field status variant 9999 to company code 9999.
2.14. Define Tolerance Groups for EmployeesT Code
OBA4Path IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial
Accounting Global Setting →Purpose: In this step, we will customize the tolerance group for employees. This will help us making / limiting the document posting authorization control.
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
ƒ Click on New Entries, to maintain to new tolerance group for our company code 9999
ƒ Maintain the fields as shown below.
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:
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In the above customization steps, we have maintained a tolerance group and set the limit for document total Rs.1000000000 and individual line item total to Rs.1000000.00.Beside this two limit for document entry we have set at best 10% cash discount per line may be allowed for this tolerance group. In this customization step we have also defined permitted payment difference will be Rs.10000.00 or 5 % of the line item, which ever is lower. Out of the aforesaid payment difference Rs.5000.00 may be adjusted towards cash discount.
The above screen has following fields and meaning there of are appended below.
Fields
DescriptionsGroup Tolerance group Key: With this reference key,
tolerances for theentry of documents and the granting of cash discounts can be determined for all employees Company
codeCompany code ID, for which we are determining the tolerancekey.Currency The currency key, to which this will be applicable
Upper limits for posting proceduresAmount
perdocument
Maximum amount posted per document: Maximum permittedposting amount per document for this user group. The posting amount is the total of all debit items Amount per
open item
account
Maximum posting amount per line item:Maximum posting
amount permitted per customer or vendor item for thisCash
discount perline item
Maximum Cash discount percentage rate: Maximum cashdiscount percentage rate, which may be Permitted payment differences
Revenue /Amount
Maximum PaymentDifference forRevenue: Payment
differences to our advantage are allowed up to the amount entered here. The amount always refers to the local currency. Payment differences up to the amount entered here are
Revenue / Percent
Maximum Allowable Revenues from Payment Differences:Differences when settling payments are accepted and posted automatically by the system up to the percentage rate entered here. The percentage rate is
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debit and credit totals of the items to be cleared.Revenue /
Cashdiscount
Maximum Discount Adjust. For Gain from Payment DifferencesWhen clearing payments, any payment differences up to the amount specified here are corrected with the cash discount posting as long as the cash discount amount is large enough for the adjustment. The value you specify here is used for differences that represent a gain.
Expenses / Amount
Maximum Payment Difference forExpense
Payment differences to our disadvantage are allowed up to the amount entered here. The amount always refers to the local currency. Payment differences up to the amount entered here are posted automatically by the system as reducing the profit.
Expenses /Percent
Maximum Expense Permitted fromPayment Differences:
Differences when settling payments are accepted and posted automatically by the system up to the percentage rate entered here. The percentage rate is only valid if the difference is posted as an expense. The percentage rate is used for the maximum Expenses /
Cashdiscount
Maximum Discount Adjust. For Loss from Payment DifferencesWhen clearing payments, any payment differences up to the amount specified here are corrected with the cash discount
2.15. Edit Chart of AccountT Code
OB13Path IMG → Financial Accounting →General
Ledger Accounting →G L Accounts → Master
Purpose: In this activity overview the chart of account list and if needed create new chart of account. The chart of account is maintained at client level may be used by more then one company code. In this step maintain following fields for a newly created COA.
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
ƒ Click on New Entries, we will be taken to new screen
ƒ Maintain the following fields as given below.
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ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:
In the above customization steps, we have defined our company code chart of account9999 and set the length of Gl account to 10. We have also decided cost element for controlling area will be created manually.
The above screen has following fields and meaning there of are appended below.
Fields
DescriptionsChart of
acctsChart of account ID
Description Description of the chart of accountGeneral SpecificationsMaint. Language
Language key in which the chart account will be maintained.Length of
G/LAccount
Here we will define, what will be GL number range length.Maximum number range of GL will be 10Integration
ControllingIntegration
Here we will select values how FI is integrated to controlling.We have two option here how we will
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In the 1st option, we will create cost element manually
ConsolidationGroup
chartof
accts
You can enter a group account number as additional informationin the G/L accounts of the chart of accounts you are using. The system checks Status
Blocked Indicator, which blocks the chart of accounts from beingreleased i.e., no G/L accounts can be
2.16. Assign Co Code to Chart Of AccountT Code
OB62Path IMG → Financial Accounting →General
Ledger Accounting →G L Accounts → Master Records →Preparation → Assign Co Code to
Purpose: Assigning COA to Company code. A chart of account may be assigned to more then one company code. In a single Co. Code three chart of account may be assigned (1) -> Operating chart of account (2) -> Country Chart of Account (3) -> Group Chart ofAccount.
Customi z ation: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
ƒ Click on
ƒ Key Company code ID 9999,
ƒ Press Enter, we will be taken to company code 9999,
ƒ Key 9999 in the field chart/accts, as shown below
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
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Customisation Results:In the above customization steps, we have assigned chart of account 9999 to our company code 9999. Beside this we can also assign country chart of account here
2.17. Define A/c Group
T Code
OBD4Path IMG → Financial Accounting →General
Ledger Accounting →G L Accounts → Master Purpose: Here define various account groups for balance sheet and profit & Loss Account. Account Group controls various parameters line (1) Number range of general ledgers (2) Field Status of accounts, (3) Short variant etc.
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
ƒ Click on New Entries, we will be taken to a blank screen, where we will add one
by one account group.
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:
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In the above customization steps, we have added various account groups for our chart of account 9999 and we have also defined number ranges for accounts groups.
2.18. Define Retained Earnings A/cT Code
OB53Path IMG → Financial Accounting → General
Ledger Accounting →G L Accounts → Master Records →Preparation → Define Retained
Purpose: Here define retained earning account, which will carry balance of income & expenditure account to next year. If we have defined more then one retained account, then in general ledger master have to define retained earning account to which a particular GL pertains
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
ƒ Key Chart of Account 9999 in the dialog box, as shown below
ƒ Press Enter, we will taken to a screen where we have to key retained earning account
ƒ Key the data as, given below
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S. it will
give a message that aboveGL account were not created. Ignore this message press Enter
Customisation Results:
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In the above customization steps, we have defined two retained earning account no. For our company code 9999.
2.19. Enter Global ParametersT Code
OBY6Path IMG → Financial Accounting Global Settings →
Company Code → EnterPurpose: In this activity, we can make various global specifications for the company code. In addition, we can look at the most important specifications of the company code at any time in the overview. This includes, among other things, the chart of accounts and the fiscal year variant.
Customi z ation: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
ƒ Click on Position button
ƒ Enter Company Code ….. 9999, Enter
ƒ Double click on
We will taken to the following screen, This screen describes what has been assigned previously for the company code 9999. It is the central nerves of the company code.
ƒ Check the check box , which will required in our future transaction for depreciation and reversal of document
ƒ Check the check box . By checking this box, we are asking the system to calculate tax on sale or purchase, after reducing the cash discount amount
from the invoice amount.
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ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:In the above customization
steps, we have1. Allowed negative posting in the company code2. Also defined tax will be calculated after considering cash discount.
2.20. Maintain Controlling AreaT Code
OKKPPath IMG → Controlling → General Controlling →
Organization→ MaintainPurpose: In this activity, we will maintain various parameters for out controlling area
Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
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ƒ Double Click on Maintain Controlling Area. We will be taken to following screen
where we will maintain various values for controlling area.
ƒ Click on New Entries
ƒ Maintain the following values for the controlling area configuration.
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:In the above customization steps, we have maintained following values for our controlling area.
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- We have defined controlling area as same as company code. It means the relation between controlling area and company code is 1:1. Alternatively a controlling area may be assigned to more then one company code.
- We have also mentioned ID of standard hierarchy.
2.21. Assign company code to controlling area
Purpose: In this activity, we will assign company code to controlling area.
Customi z ation:
ƒ Double click on “ Assignment of company code(s)
ƒ Click on
ƒ Select company code 9999 from the dropdown box as shown below.
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:In the above customization steps, we have assigned company code to controlling area
9999
2.22. Activates components / control indicator.Purpose: In this activity, we will assign company code to controlling area.
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Customi z ation:
ƒ Double click on “Activate Components / control indicators”
ƒ Click on New Entries. We will be taken to following screen, where we will maintain
& activate various components of controlling area.
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:In the above customization steps, we have activated following components for controlling area.
- Cost Center Accounting- Activity type Accounting
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- Order Management- Profit center Accounting
2.23. Maintain Number Ranges for Controlling Documents
T Code
KANKPath IMG → Controlling → General Controlling →
Organization → Maintain number ranges for controlling documents.
Purpose In this IMG activity we will create number ranges for business transactions inControlling or change existing settings.For every posting in CO the R/3 System generates a numbered document. The document numbers are unique to each controlling area, since each number is assigned only once
Customi z ation: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
ƒ Select icon ,
ƒ Enter from controlling 1000 to controlling 9999
ƒ Press Enter
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:In the above customization steps, we have copied document number range from controlling area 1000 to company code 9999
2.24. Maintain Versions
T Code
OKEQ
Path IMG → Controlling → General Controlling → Organization → MaintainPurpose We will use versions to create independent data
groupings in planning and inactual.In planning, versions display alternative plan scenarios based on different planning assumptions. For example, we can illustrate varying employment markets, price and wage increases, or sales programs in different versions with differing parameters.
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Customization: To carry out the activity, choose one of the above navigation options:
ƒ Select
ƒ Click on setting in controlling
ƒ Key controlling area 9999
ƒ Enter , we will be taken to following screen , where version is maintained
ƒ Choose Save to save the data or press Ctrl+S.
Customisation Results:
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In the above customization steps, we have maintained version 0 for our controlling area , which will hold planning and actual data
2.25. Create Cost ElementsT Code
KA01, KA06Path IMG → Controlling → Cost Element
Accounting→ Master Data→ CostPurpose: In this activity, we will create primary and secondary cost element. Costelement is being used for posting transaction between various cost object and from FI to Co. For creation of primary cost element, this step is not required, if we had enable automatic creation of cost element in T Code OB13 ( see step no. 2.15) . In this step we will enable automatic creation of cost element at chart of account level
Customization:
ƒ Execute T Code OB13
ƒ Click on position button
ƒ Enter chart of account 9999
ƒ Double click on 9999
ƒ Change it to “Automatic creation of cost elements
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Customisation Results:In the above customization steps, we have changed the setting we have made previous in chart of account, to enable for creation of cost element automatically.
3. USER MANUALFI Enterprise structure, is a completely FI consultants area. There is no activity for end user point of view.
4. IMPORTTANT TRANSACTION CODE
T Code
DescriptionSPRO IMG →Enterprise Structure → Definition →
Financial Accounting → Define, copy, delete, check company codeSPRO IMG→Enterprise Structure → Assignment → Financial Accounting → Assign company code to companyOB29 IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting Global Setting → FiscalOB37 IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting Global Setting → FiscalOBB
O IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting Global Setting →OB52 IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting Global Setting →OBB
P IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting Global Setting →FBN1 IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting Global Setting →OBA
7 IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting Global Setting →OB64 Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting global settings → Document → Document Header → Maximum Exchange rate difference → Define OBC
4 IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting Global Setting → Line item→ Control OBC
5 IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting Global Setting → Line item→ Control OBA
4 IMG → Financial Accounting → Financial Accounting Global Setting → Line item→ Define
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OB13 IMG → Financial Accounting →General Ledger Accounting →G L Accounts →OB62 IMG → Financial Accounting →General Ledger Accounting →G L Accounts →OBD
4 IMG → Financial Accounting →General Ledger Accounting →G L Accounts →OB53 IMG → Financial Accounting → General Ledger Accounting →G L Accounts →OBY
6 IMG → Financial Accounting Global Settings → Company Code → Enter GlobalOKK
P IMG → Controlling → General Controlling → Organization→ MaintainKAN
KIMG → Controlling → General Controlling → Organization → Maintain number ranges for controlling documents.OKE
Q IMG → Controlling → General Controlling → Organization → MaintainKA06
KA01IMG → Controlling → Cost Element Accounting→ Master Data→ Cost Element
With this we have configured our Enterprise structure for the company code 9999-SURYA INFOTECH LTD.
In our next documents we will carry out the configuration of.
1. General Ledger Accounting a. Cash Journalb. House Bank configuration c. Interest calculationd. Bank Reconcliation
2. Accounts Receivablea. Account Groupsb. Interest calculation c. Dunningd. Bills of Exchangee. Foreign Currency
Transaction f.Down Payment
g. Provision for Bad Debts3. Accounts Payables:
a. Account Groupsb. Automatic Payment program
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c. Spl GL Transaction4. Assets
Accounting : a. Assets Class b. Depreciation c. Acquisition d. Retirement
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